Windows Exp to Linux environment ki move avvadaniki

[Spartan]

which is the better way..

70% of my work is Windows dependent...Linux side move avudam ante..time dorkatledu to get hands on Exp..

chinna chitaka Admin work on Linux handle chestunna currently but want to be more fluent..

how to deal ya... any one in same boat.. @k2s

[Potugaduu]

Matter not clear. U want Windows and Linux both in a machine?

[Spartan]

Just now, Potugaduu said:

Matter not clear. U want Windows and Linux both in a machine?

no man...

 

Linux lo work seyyali ekkuva to gain exp..ela mange seskovachu ani...

[Potugaduu]

I am not sure about admin tasks, but u can run Linux in virtual machine using virtual PC or VMware workstation.

 

Recently I heard that we can install Ubuntu in Windows, not sure how.

 

 

[VizagRocks]

14 minutes ago, Spartan said:

no man...

 

Linux lo work seyyali ekkuva to gain exp..ela mange seskovachu ani...

assuming you just want a good distribution to practice your linux skills.

mellaga paakaali ante, any debian based linux.

fast ga parigettaali ante, Arch Linux.

direct ga skydiving cheyyaali ante, Gentoo.

taravata webserver install cheskoni, pandaga chesko.

[VizagRocks]

ayna linux environment deniki panikosthundi?

I think majority servers are based on BSD. But both of them use mostly the same programs.

[IsmileBhai]

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4 minutes ago, VizagRocks said:

assuming you just want a good distribution to practice your linux skills.

mellaga paakaali ante, any debian based linux.

fast ga parigettaali ante, Arch Linux.

direct ga skydiving cheyyaali ante, Gentoo.

taravata webserver install cheskoni, pandaga chesko.

Brother , I am in a similar boat.. Any tutorials where i can start off learning Linux administration ?

[Spartan]

4 minutes ago, VizagRocks said:

assuming you just want a good distribution to practice your linux skills.

mellaga paakaali ante, any debian based linux.

fast ga parigettaali ante, Arch Linux.

direct ga skydiving cheyyaali ante, Gentoo.

taravata webserver install cheskoni, pandaga chesko.

yeah more towards Web Server on Linux activities practice cheyali

[Spartan]

20 minutes ago, Potugaduu said:

I am not sure about admin tasks, but u can run Linux in virtual machine using virtual PC or VMware workstation.

 

Recently I heard that we can install Ubuntu in Windows, not sure how.

 

 

install linux Ubunut avanni chinnapude done man..dual booting all..

i am talking about day to day activities windows lo unte..linux practise cheyanike ela proceed avvali ani.

[k2s]

32 minutes ago, Spartan said:

which is the better way..

70% of my work is Windows dependent...Linux side move avudam ante..time dorkatledu to get hands on Exp..

chinna chitaka Admin work on Linux handle chestunna currently but want to be more fluent..

how to deal ya... any one in same boat.. @k2s

just do more stuff in linux man

sudo apt get-install linux

 

[IsmileBhai]

6 minutes ago, IsmileBhai said:

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Brother , I am in a similar boat.. Any tutorials where i can start off learning Linux administration ?

[VizagRocks]

4 minutes ago, IsmileBhai said:

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Brother , I am in a similar boat.. Any tutorials where i can start off learning Linux administration ?

brother, internet mothham tutorials ae kadha.

[Spartan]

6 minutes ago, k2s said:

just do more stuff in linux man

sudo apt get-install linux

 

yum-install  

[IsmileBhai]

1 minute ago, VizagRocks said:

brother, internet mothham tutorials ae kadha.

Thanks Brother. There are too many videos. I am not sure what is the correct sequence. Every tutorial is topic wise. I am looking for start to end type of tutorials with proper process. Doesnt have to be advanced . Thank you in advance

[VizagRocks]

9 minutes ago, Spartan said:

install linux Ubunut avanni chinnapude done man..dual booting all..

i am talking about day to day activities windows lo unte..linux practise cheyanike ela proceed avvali ani.

what exactly do you want to accomplish as a sysadmin? The thing is, learning your way around the system itself makes you a good sysadmin.

May be installing Gentoo is a good start. After that, may be explore installing softwares in different parts of the system. Giving and taking away rights for particular users of the system for that software. 

try tinkering with virtualization programs.

installing webserver is too easy these days. But in gentoo, you will have to compile them all from source. So that's going to teach you something. etc.

I use BSD. Not linux.